I don't want to go out and spend £100+ on an SSD because some idiot who didn't do his job thoroughly enough told me to.Because it's so much easier for them to make a quick buck by telling me to get an SSD installed than actually investigating what's causing the issue.because from excessive googling it seems the speed and type of drive would only typically affect loading times rather than actual gameplay once the map had loaded (in COD for example).because for the longest period of time the same games that (now) stutter did not, and they were playing just fine on the same hard drive.I've taken the machine to 2 different local technicians who have both told me that my gaming experience would greatly improve if i fitted an SSD and put the OS and games on it - and that my HDD is the probable cause of the issue.Īlthough i recognise that SSDs are far superior, I'm reluctant to believe what they're saying for a couple of reasons: I must have spent hours trying to diagnose the issue but i can't seem to get to the bottom of it, so I'm hoping someone can help. Other times, the FPS looks and feels just fine, but the game will freeze for a split second, every 30 seconds or so, and then be OK until the next one happens.ĭifferent games act differently, but none act as they are supposed to. Sometimes, The FPS counter is telling me I'm getting so many frames, but it doesn't feel like i'm getting anywhere near that amount in reality and the entire experience is miserable. It happens in most games - both new and old.
PCSX2 GAMES STUTTER PC
Over the last couple of months I've started to experience stuttering issues whilst gaming on my PC that never used to happen when i first put it together a couple of years back. HyperX FURY 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) 2133 MHz DDR4Īcer XF240Hbmjdpr Gaming Monitor, FreeSync, 144 Hz, 1 ms
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